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China: The Bund in Shanghai, History and Uniqueness of a Place
Located on the west banks of the Huangpu River, the Bund is one of the most recognizable icons of Shanghai. The origins of the Bund date...


China: 9 Spots for Minimalist Photography Around West Lake (Part 3)
The city of Hangzhou is a historical and cultural gem of China. West Lake, in turn, is a significant source of artistic and literary...


China: How to Photograph the Bund in Shanghai
Shanghai is a must-visit city for any photographer traveling to China. It's often the arrival point for international flights and serves...


Japan: Lake Shinji in Matsue, Between Natural Beauty and Cultural Richness
Lake Shinji is likely the most interesting lake in the San-in region. It is located near Matsue in Shimane Prefecture and ranks as the 7th largest lake in Japan, covering an area of about 80 square kilometers. The lake has brackish waters and is connected to the Sea of Japan via the Ohashi River, as well as being linked to Lake Nakaumi through the Daisen Canal. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) Features of Lake Shinji The lake and its shores offer a variety of attrac


Singapore: Gardens by the Bay, the Gardens of Innovation and Sustainability
Gardens by the Bay is an engineering and ecological design feat that aims to harmonize urban life with nature. It serves as a major...


Singapore: The Marina Bay Sands, an Impact Beyond the Landscape
Without a doubt, the Marina Bay Sands is a large-scale project that has had a significant impact on Singapore's cultural, economic, and...


Taiwan: The Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall in Taipei
Chiang Kai-Shek remains a controversial figure in Chinese and Taiwanese history. While some view him as an authoritarian leader, others...


Japan: The Atomic Bomb Dome in Hiroshima
Japan sadly bears numerous traces and remains of World War II, particularly in the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. In August 1945, the first atomic bombs in the history of humanity were dropped on these cities, resulting in more than 250,000 direct and indirect casualties. Causing indescribable damage for several kilometers around, these two bombs wiped Hiroshima and Nagasaki off the map in an instant. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) All buildings collapsed, were


Japan: The One-Legged Torii in Nagasaki, Remain of the Atomic Bomb
Japan sadly bears numerous traces and remains of World War II, particularly in the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. In August 1945, the first atomic bombs in the history of humanity were dropped on these cities, resulting in more than 250,000 direct and indirect casualties. Causing indescribable damage for several kilometers around, these two bombs wiped Hiroshima and Nagasaki off the map in an instant. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) All buildings collapsed, were


Japan: Nagahama Castle on the Shores of Lake Biwa
The Nagahama Castle, located in Shiga Prefecture, Japan, is an important historical site reflecting the region's military and cultural history. Although its current structure is a reconstruction, the original castle, built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, played a key role in the history of feudal Japan. A modest-sized masterpiece, it is particularly interesting for night photography. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) I have a personal fondness for this small castle located ju


Japan: The Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto, Mysticism and Melancholy
The Yasaka Shrine remains a living witness to Japanese history and culture. Founded over a millennium ago, this shrine has passed through...
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